Tonight the MAXXI will host the Opening Event of the Italy-Africa Conference
Tonight, the MAXXI will host the Opening Event of the second Italy-Africa Conference, scheduled for 25 October at the Farnesina. The event, to be opened by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Enzo Moavero Milanesi and by the President of the MAXXI Foundation, Giovanna Melandri, is dedicated to culture and will be attended by the […]
Read moreMinister Enzo Moavero Milanesi at the Quirinale Palace with delegates of the Joint Action on the Italian Language
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Enzo Moavero Milanesi, was at the Quirinale Palace today for the audience conceded by the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, to the participants of the third meeting of the Joint Action on the Italian Language in the World.
Read moreItaly’s Economic Diplomacy, 22 October: latest news from the world
THAILAND: Saipem wins a new contract with Thai Oil Public Limited Company (ThaiOil) to expand the Sriracha refinery Saipem, in consortium with Petrofac and Samsung, won a new 4-billion-dollar E&C Onshore contract in Thailand to expand the Sriracha refinery. The contract was awarded by Thai Oil Public Limited Company (ThaiOil), a subsidiary of Petroleum Authority of Thailand […]
Read moreScreening of the docu-film “Italy in a Day”
The Italian Culture and Community Center in Houston is scheduled to host the screening of Gabriele Salvatores’ documentary film “Italy in a Day” (2014) on 25 October. The film is a puzzle of small pieces of daily life in Italy filmed by ordinary people with their own smartphones. The documentary film offers a cross-section […]
Read moreSurfing the sweet sounding Italian sea: the Net keeps you afloat
The humanities department of the Rio de Janeiro State University organised a seminar to mark the 18th Week of the Italian Language in the World. The event , which ran from 17 to 18 October, was entitled ” Navigando nel dolce mare italiano: la rete ti aiuta a non naufragare” (Surfing the sweet sounding Italian […]
Read moreItalian 2.0: how the Net is changing the way we read and write
The Italian Cultural Institute in Zurich hosted a lecture on 18 October, to mark the 18th Week of the Italian Language in the World. Prof. Massimo Palermo of the University for Foreigners of Siena, delivered a lecture entitled “Italiano 2.0: come la rete sta cambiando il nostro modo di leggere e scrivere i testi” […]
Read moreMamma mia, what kind of language do Italians speak today?
This is the title of a lecture which the Italian Cultural Institute in Montreal organized on 17 October at Montreal University during the 18th Week of the Italian Language in the World. Annamaria Testa, a communication and creativity expert, delivered a lecture that provided the audience with food for thought on a phenomenon which […]
Read moreWhat social media followers identify as the most popular Italian words
The Italian Consulate General in Canton has launched an online survey on the Wechat platform. The survey, which takes place from 15 to 21 October, is meant to identify what Italian words are the most popular among the followers of the Canton CG social media account. The Consulate’s Wechat and Weibo accounts will host seven […]
Read moreFrom vinyl to social media. Italian pop songs in the new millennium
The Italian Cultural Institute in Brussels hosted a lecture by Ernesto Assante on 15 October to celebrate the 18th Week of the Italian Language in the World. A journalist and a music critic. Assante writes for dailies and magazines – La Repubblica, L’Espresso and Rolling Stones. His lecture, which was entitled “Dal 45 giri ai […]
Read more“Speaking, writing, inventing”
The Italian Cultural Institute in Paris has set up a rich programme of events to celebrate the 18th Week of the Italian Language in the world. The event organized on 15 October and entitled “Parlare, scrivere, inventare: la lingua italiana tra YouTube e letteratura” (Speaking, writing, inventing: the Italian language between YouTube and Literature) […]
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